
"Tactical Genius Online" is a turn-based strategy game with the focus on multiplayer, in which the gameplay is broken up into two phases: concurrent planning and execution. Players give orders to their units, and only when everyone has finished their moves, the turns are put into action.
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Languages: English, Russian
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this game ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sucks you can keep people perm stuck on a position
Great game. Sometimes it's a true nailbiter. Especially, when your opponent finds a sequence, you didn't think of. Sometimes it's about reading the opponent's plans, sometimes it's simply down to luck, as you have to choose between two equally likely moves and have to guess, which one your opponent will choose to counter accordingly. Nice game. Played several times and like it. I would like to see more race and unit types (though one that they have now seems well balanced to me). I hope new unit`s types wouldn't ruin that. Also would be glad to see new terrain types and biomes. And of course bigger maps ;) If you ever played Battle for Wesnoth or similar games, you would definitely like that game also. One other thing that distinct that game from the others, is possibility of simultaneous moves. Haven't seen that in any other games. That dramatically increases the game speed and forces you to anticipate opponents tactics. This game worth its money.
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蠻好玩的!!!
It's OK. it's a slower, few unit focused turn based strategy. There are many restrictions on increasing army size, to keep things small and stop them getting overloaded. This is an interesting method as it forces you to focus on unit types, their strengths, weaknesses and abilities. Personally I prefer simpler strategy games with more units, where you play the role of a general rather than chess player.
Does anyone know how to force this game to play in the secondary screen? I have Steam run in big screen mode in my secondary screen and this is pretty much the only game that overwrites it and still starts in my primary screen. And since I have the monitor in pivot and only see half of the game screen, I cannot select any options menu to enable windowed mode. Cheers
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